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The men were better off going up the road to the heart of the Yarra Bend beat, where business is always brisk and there are no intimidating signs.There’s a pretty clear gender divide in how Americans deal with straight people who dabble in gay activity.The USP: Hook up with the people you walk past on the street.Pros: Once you get over the slight stalker complex Happn instils on you by showing women who walked past your front door an hour ago, matching with users within a 250 meter radius is actually quite handy.(The latter man had just lost a category to Ryan Gosling.) That event actually struck me as fairly harmless—I am not at all against men kissing to express friendship or affection. I have Thoughts about the Andrew Kahn: My visceral reaction is unmitigated annoyance.Though it was caught on film, the lip-lock seemed light-hearted and the moment, being at a table and not on stage, private enough. When I think about it more with my brain, I start to feel a little better.Pros: There is a strange thrill in being able to 'swipe' that acquaintance you've always fancied, asking them for a date (up) or telling them you want to sleep with them (down). Cons: It pulls in every single woman who happens to be your friend on Facebook, even if they haven't joined Down yet (your cowardly come on will be waiting for them if they ever do), making it rather pointless.Verdict: The more you think about it, the less sense Down makes.

And then on top of that, the same week we had Bryan Cranston kissing James Corden on the latter’s late-night show with the same goofy “cooties! For much of the last century—though not all of it—it has been physically dangerous for gay people to show affection, even just to hold hands, in public.

Isn't the whole point of internet dating that you can meet someone new?

This hook up app for friends (and friends of friends) is the equivalent of passing 'I Like You' notes in class.

Alert [email protected] “Side Eye” (or just “oh, gurl, did you see”) in the subject line.

Bryan Lowder: Andrew, before we get to the weirdness that is this mini-trend of straight actor men kissing each other, we should probably explain to our readers why we are addressing straight people under the Side Eye banner, which was invented for intra-queer analytical shade. And since they seem to want to dip their well-appointed toes into our world, I am willing to treat them with the bracing honesty that I would a sister queer. It started with a fluffy-headed person called Andrew Garfield kissing Ryan “puppy eyes” Reynolds at the Golden Globes.

Side Eye is an occasional Outward column in which we’ll look askance at questionable behavior from fellow members of the queer community.